The music video for the track, which you can see below, was directed by a slew of talented people, including Sepand Mashiahof. When it comes to the visual, Mashiahof said:

“The world is structured to mold us down into stunted vessels that have to gaslight ourselves of our own truths/experiences just to survive. This video felt like an expression of that process: the desperation to be heard and the stonewall silence that pushes you into the void of perpetual self-doubt and self-sabotage. The concept and the collaboration aspects seemed to also mirror what it takes to move through this grief, that you need friends and community to be able to address these things together and help each other heal through it.”

“We Are Really Worried About You” is the first single from Divide and Dissolve’s forthcoming studio album Gas Lit, which will arrive in January 2021 via Invada Records. The record was produced by Ruban Nielson of Unknown Mortal Orchestra fame.

The five best Los Angeles concerts for the week of February 10, 2020

February 10, 2020 by Terrance Pryor in Music

Looking for something to do in Los Angeles this week? Live music is one of the best options for a good time! These are fantastic concerts taking place from February 10 through February 16. Tickets for these performances are on sale to the general public right now.

Wednesday, February 12

Stonefield, Richard Rose @ Zebulon

Australian psychedelic/stoner rock quartet Stonefield will kick off their North American tour inside Zebulon. The group of sisters are touring in support of their latest studio album Bent, which is out on King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard’s record label Flightless Records. Richard Rose and Secret Stare, which features Hunx and His Punx's Erin Emslie and The Mooney Suzuki's Will Scott, will be the opening acts.

World/Inferno Friendship Society, Bridge City Sinners @ Catch One

World/Inferno Friendship Society will promote their new studio album All Borders Are Porous to Cats inside Catch One. If you can't make it to this show, the band will be performing at Alex's Bar on February 13. Both shows will feature support from tourmates Bridge City Sinners, who are plugging their latest studio album Here's to the Devil.

Thursday, February 13

Ninet Tayeb, Final Child @ The Moroccan Lounge

Israeli indie rock musician Ninet Tayeb will have a special full band performance inside The Moroccan Lounge. Their latest studio album Paper Parachute was their first album to be released in the United States. Joining them as support is Final Child, who is supporting their latest studio album Till Death Do Us Part.

Saturday, February 15

This Will Destroy You, Amulets @ Teragram Ballroom

Beloved post-rockers This Will Destroy You will conclude their West Coast mini-tour with a stop inside Teragram Ballroom. In 2018, the band unveiled New Others Part One and Part Two. The band’s song “Kitchen” was recently used in the jersey retirement video for former San Antonio Spurs player Tony Parker. Oregon drone artist Amulets, who released their latest album Between Distant And Remote last fall, will open.

Ani DiFranco, Jesca Hoop @ The Observatory

Tickets for Ani DiFranco's performance inside The Observatory are running low, so get yours now before it's too late. In December, the artist released the bootleg Woodstock 6/16/19, which finds them performing the unreleased songs "Bad Dream" and "Chloroform." Their last studio album was 2017's Binary. Fellow folk artist Jesca Hoop, who is supporting their latest album Stonechild, will open.